Abdul El-Sayed addresses past criticism of Obama: 'I was younger’ and ‘angry’

In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed (D) discusses the biggest hurdles he’s facing on the campaign trail and his top priorities if he wins.

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It likewise does not identify specific obstacles or priorities. Including any such information would require facts not present in the supplied record and would risk introducing unsupported material. Thus no further factual addition can be made under the stated evidentiary limit without duplicating the existing language or extending the account beyond what the source confirms.